[Bug Bash] The searching mode “packageid:[PackageName]” should also be supported in the filter of ‘Installed’/’Updates’/’Consolidate’ tab

[v-luzh]

NuGet Product Used

Visual Studio Package Management UI

Product Version

Dev\6.11.0.96

Worked before?

It’s not a regression since it reproes on D16.11\34601.136 with implicit NuGet Client 5.11.6.4.

Impact

It bothers me. A fix would be nice

Repro Steps & Context

Repro Steps:

1. Create a solution with two C# Console App (.NET 8.0) projects (called Project1 and Project2), right-click the solution in the Solution Explorer window and select the menu item “Manage NuGet Packages for Solution…”..
2. Go to ‘Browse’ tab, install the package ‘jQuery 3.5.0’ into Project1 and install the package ‘jQuery 3.6.0’ into Project2.
3. In the right panel, select the ‘3.5.0’ in the drop-down list of ‘Version’ box and click the alternate package link ‘jQuery>=3.5.0.1’.
4. Don’t delete the searching string “packageid:[PackageName]” in the filter and click the ‘Installed’/’Updates’/’Consolidate’ tab.

Expected Results:

The searching mode “packageid:[PackageName]” should also be supported in the filter of ‘Installed’/’Updates’/’Consolidate’ tab. There should be the package ‘jQuery’ listed in ‘Installed’/’Updates’/’Consolidate’ tab in this instance.

Actual Result:

The searching mode “packageid:[PackageName]” is not supported in the filter of ‘Installed’/’Updates’/’Consolidate’ tab as below screenshot. It doesn’t make sense because the searching mode “packageid:[PackageName]” is supported in ‘Browse’ tab.

Notes:

Repro Rate: 100%

Verbose Logs

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[donnie-msft]

Worth considering this DCR as part of #12704

[jeffkl]

Team Triage: Unfortunately making this work is very involved. Only certain endpoints support such filtering and so the feature would need to be enabled only if the feed supported it.